This year's festival will be in the Dallas Fort Worth area and online during the month of September.
Pay attention to the calls! We invited all chapters to host their own events in conjunction with our National Day at TCU. We extend warm appreciation to the Mid-South, Sounds New, and Texas Chapters for hosting additional events.
NACUSA membership is required to present. Anyone from any chapter can submit for the NACUSATHON (virtual)
Chapter membership required to present at the Chapter hosted recitals.
It is conceivable, if selected, a member could have up to 6 compositions programmed.
Please direct further questions here
September 19: Central Commons Sanctuary (Dallas)
Texas Chapter DUE June 15
Texas Chapter Membership Required
Composers can submit works in the following categories:
Solo instrument: piano, organ, violin, guitar
soprano voice OR violin with piano or organ
computer / electronic pieces
Call for scores flier available through this link
September 20: Central Commons Sanctuary (Dallas)
Sounds New Chapter DUE July 15 or until filled
Sounds New Membership Required
COMPOSER MEMBER-PROVIDES-PERFORMERS
or PERFORMER(s) MEMBER PRESENTS
Call for scores available through this link at the New Music Engine
Mid-South Chapter DUE July 15 or until filled
Mid-South Membership Required
COMPOSER MEMBER-PROVIDES-PERFORMERS
or PERFORMER(s) MEMBER PRESENTS
Call for scores available through this link at the New Music Engine
September 21: Texas Christian University (TCU)
New Music Ensemble - Van Cliburn Hall
Congratulations to Till Meyn, Valentin M. Bogdan, Sami Seif, David Peoples, Droki Ouro, Soheil Shirangi, Daniel Adams, Ian Evans Guthrie
(more selections forthcoming - call closed)
String Quartet - Van Cliburn Hall
Congratulations to Indigo Knecht, Yuxuan Liu, and Deborah Kavasch
(call and selection process is now complete)
NACUSATHON 2025 ONLINE
Nationally Hosted
1 Submission per member
Presented following the in person presentations at TCU
LINK to call
NACUSATHON 2024 Virtual Presentations (Audio Only)